Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion

The massage rod structure addresses jamming issues in adult vibrators by using a linear air pump and modular drive unit for stable, customizable air pressure transitions, enhancing user experience through improved simulation of human body movements.

DE202026100336U1Active Publication Date: 2026-04-02DONGGUAN RIJIE ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY CO LTD
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DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2026-01-22
Publication Date
2026-04-02

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Technical Problem

Existing adult vibrators experience frequent jamming and detachment issues due to interruptions during switching between positive and negative air pressure, leading to a non-linear operation and poor user experience.

Method used

A massage rod structure with a linearly driven air pump and modular drive unit, comprising a rotary device, telescopic seat, and sealing seat, which switches air pressure between compression and relief positions without a solenoid valve, ensuring a linear and stable airflow-induced flexible tapping motion.

Benefits of technology

The structure provides a more linear control of air pressure transitions, reducing jamming and improving user experience by simulating human body movements with enhanced durability and customizable tactile sensations.

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Abstract

Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion, characterized by the fact that it includes: - a rigid housing, wherein the rigid housing has an interior, wherein a distribution pipe is provided at the upper section of the rigid housing, wherein the rigid housing has at least one recess, wherein the recess has a distribution opening and the distribution pipe is connected to the distribution opening; - a flexible shell, wherein the flexible shell encloses an outer circumferential wall of the rigid housing, the flexible shell covering the recess and forming an elastic section, and wherein a distribution chamber is defined between the elastic section and the rigid housing; - a drive device, wherein the drive device is arranged in the rigid housing, the rigid housing comprising a lithium battery, a printed circuit board (PCB) connected to the lithium battery and a control device connected to the printed circuit board, wherein the drive device is connected to the printed circuit board and wherein the control device is provided to control an operating state of the drive device; - wherein the drive device comprises a rotary device, a telescopic seat, a drive seat, a guide seat and a sealing seat; - wherein the rotating device has a drive shaft, wherein the rotating device has an upwardly extending positioning housing, wherein the positioning housing is fixed to the rigid housing in a positioning manner, wherein the positioning housing extends upwards from a wall surface of the rotating device, wherein the positioning housing is arranged on an outer wall of the rotating device and wherein the positioning housing together with an upper wall of the rotating device defines a positioning chamber; - wherein the guide seat is fixedly mounted between the positioning housing and the rotation device, wherein the guide seat has an interior space, wherein the drive seat is arranged in the interior space, and wherein the guide seat has a guide groove formed along its height; - wherein the telescopic seat has a lower chamber, wherein the guide seat is arranged in the lower chamber, wherein the telescopic seat has a pivotally arranged pivot pin in the lower chamber, wherein an end section of the pivot pin is engaged in an arcuate groove after passing through the guide groove, and wherein an upper chamber is further provided on an upper wall of the telescopic seat; - wherein the sealing seat is fixedly arranged at a rear end position of the distributor pipe and establishes a connection between the distributor chamber and a sealing chamber; - wherein, when the rotating device is rotated, the arc-shaped groove causes the pivot pin to slide along the vertical direction of the guide groove, - causing the telescopic seat to be vertically displaced between a position near the sealing seat and a position away from the sealing seat, - and thereby switching the air pressure between the upper chamber and the sealing chamber between compression and relief, and setting a gas pressure in the distribution chamber, - and where, when the gas pressure changes, the elastic section can deform between an expanded position and a contracted position.
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Technical field

[0001] The present invention relates to the field of adult articles, in particular a massage stick structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion. State of the art

[0002] Existing adult vibrators generally use a combination of an air pump and a solenoid valve to switch between positive and negative air pressure, thereby simulating a sucking motion or movement at a predetermined frequency similar to the human body. However, practical experience has shown that interruptions or jamming frequently occur during the switching intervals between positive and negative pressure, negatively impacting the user experience. The operating process is not sufficiently linear; prolonged jamming or interruption can easily lead to the flexible vibrator cup becoming detached by sticking and then detaching.

[0003] One existing solution to this problem is generally to use a higher-pressure air pump to prevent the flexible knock cup from detaching during periods of inactivity. However, this also results in a greater air intake force, which does not achieve a better simulation of the human body. Content of the present invention

[0004] The main object of the present invention is to provide a massage rod structure with an airflow-induced flexible tapping motion, which aims to improve the existing drive structure of the flexible tapping cup. A linearly driven air pump is used, so that switching between positive and negative air pressure can be achieved without the need for additional structures such as a solenoid valve, and without any jamming problem occurring during the switching intervals.

[0005] To achieve the aforementioned purpose, the present invention proposes a massage stick structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion, comprising: a rigid housing, wherein the rigid housing has an interior, wherein a distribution pipe is provided at the upper section of the rigid housing, wherein the rigid housing has at least one recess, wherein the recess has a distribution opening, and wherein the distribution pipe is connected to the distribution opening; a flexible shell, wherein the flexible shell encloses an outer circumferential wall of the rigid housing, the flexible shell covering the recess and forming an elastic section, and wherein a distribution chamber is defined between the elastic section and the rigid housing; a drive device, wherein the drive device is arranged in the rigid housing, the rigid housing comprising a lithium battery, a printed circuit board (PCB) connected to the lithium battery and a control device connected to the printed circuit board, wherein the drive device is connected to the printed circuit board, and wherein the control device is provided to control an operating state of the drive device; wherein the drive device comprises a rotary device, a telescopic seat, a drive seat, a guide seat and a sealing seat; wherein the rotating device has a drive shaft, wherein the rotating device has an upwardly extending positioning housing, wherein the positioning housing is fixed to the rigid housing, wherein the positioning housing extends upwards from a wall surface of the rotating device, wherein the positioning housing is arranged on an outer wall of the rotating device, and wherein the positioning housing together with an upper wall of the rotating device defines a positioning chamber; wherein the guide seat is fixedly mounted between the positioning housing and the rotation device, wherein the guide seat has an interior space, wherein the drive seat is arranged in the interior space, and wherein the guide seat has a guide groove formed along its height; wherein the telescopic seat has a lower chamber, wherein the guide seat is arranged in the lower chamber, wherein the telescopic seat has a pivotally arranged pivot pin in the lower chamber, wherein an end section of the pivot pin is engaged in the arcuate groove after passing through the guide groove, and wherein an upper chamber is further provided on an upper wall of the telescopic seat; wherein the sealing seat is fixedly arranged at a rear end position of the distributor pipe and establishes a connection between the distributor chamber and a sealing chamber; wherein, when the rotating device rotates, the arc-shaped groove causes the pivot pin to slide along the vertical direction of the guide groove, which vertically shifts the telescopic seat between a position close to the sealing seat and a position away from the sealing seat, and thereby switching the air pressure between the upper chamber and the sealing chamber between compression and relief, and setting a gas pressure in the distribution chamber, and wherein, when the gas pressure changes, the elastic section can deform between an expanded position and a contracted position.

[0006] In practical terms, the following applies: 1. In its practical embodiment, the massage wand comprises a rigid housing and a flexible sheath enclosing the rigid housing, so that the massage wand is preferably rod-shaped (for example, as an elongated cylindrical structure, an elliptical cylindrical structure, or a spherical structure). The massage wand can be inserted into the vagina or positioned at the vaginal opening. During use, the drive device can control changes in the air pressure of a closed chamber to exert a predetermined stimulation on the vaginal wall; the stimulation can be an elastic tactile sensation of the elastic section on the skin or a tactile sensation of negative pressure adsorption (this can be understood as flexible tapping) to stimulate sensitive points in different positions and produce different sensations.At the same time, a haptic sensation of penis dilation simulated by the massage wand can be experienced. 2. The structure comprises a positioning housing, a drive unit (rotating device, drive seat, guide seat, and telescopic seat), and a piston unit (upper chamber of the telescopic seat and sealing seat). The positioning housing acts as a support, allowing the drive unit and piston unit to be designed as a modular structure, thus facilitating installation, production, and assembly. Simultaneously, stability is improved and the volume is reduced, making it easier to integrate this structure into adult products. Through the interaction of the guide groove and the arc-shaped groove, a rotary stroke is converted into a vertical stroke, causing the vertical movement of the upper chamber. This movement switches the air pressure between the sealing chamber and the upper chamber between a compression position and a relief position, thereby achieving a switch between positive and negative air pressure.Furthermore, the switching process is more linear, allowing for more linear control of structures such as a flexible tapping cup, thereby improving the flexible tapping process for simulating the human body, reducing the jamming problem, and improving the user experience. 3. The improved air pump (i.e., the drive unit) allows the control device to regulate the rotational motor's speed, thereby simulating different states. For example, the higher the speed, the higher the frequency of expansion and contraction; at a lower speed, a softer tactile sensation can be provided. Simultaneously, a higher speed can also simulate a larger size, with a more linear transition and greater durability of the drive unit. Naturally, customer-specific state selection control can also be implemented to meet diverse intelligent control requirements. Brief description of the characters Fig. 1 is a spatial sectional view of the present invention; Fig. Figure 2 is a first exploded view of the present invention; Fig. Figure 3 is a second exploded view of the present invention; Fig. Figure 4 is a spatial schematic representation of the present invention; Fig. Figure 5 is a schematic representation of the interaction between the drive seat and the pivot pin; Fig. Figure 6 is a schematic representation of the interaction between the drive seat and the guide groove; Fig. Figure 7 is a schematic representation when the telescopic seat is equipped with an extension section; Fig. Figure 8 is a spatial schematic representation of the flexible tapping stick; Fig. Figure 9 is a sectional view of the flexible tapping stick; Fig. 10 is a schematic half-section view of the flexible tapping stick; Fig. Figure 11 is a schematic representation after hiding the rigid housing and the soft rubber housing. Detailed descriptions

[0007] The technical solution in the exemplary embodiments of the present invention is described clearly and completely below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described exemplary embodiments represent only a subset of the exemplary embodiments of the present invention and not all of them. Based on the exemplary embodiments of the present invention, all further exemplary embodiments that a person skilled in the art can derive without inventive work fall within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0008] It should be noted that if the embodiments of the present invention include directional terms (such as top, bottom, left, right, front, back, upper side, lower side, inside, outside, vertical, horizontal, longitudinal, counterclockwise, clockwise, circumferential, radial, axial, etc.), these directional terms serve only to explain the relative positions, states of motion, etc., between the individual components in a specific position (as shown in the drawings); if this specific position changes, the directional terms change accordingly.

[0009] Furthermore, it should be noted that if the embodiments of the present invention refer to descriptions such as "first" or "second," etc., these descriptions serve only descriptive purposes and should not be understood as indicating or suggesting a relative importance or implicitly defining a number of the designated technical features. Accordingly, features designated as "first" and "second" may expressly or implicitly include at least one such feature. Moreover, the technical solutions of the individual embodiments may be combined with one another, but only on the basis that this is feasible for a person skilled in the art.If contradictions arise when combining the technical solutions or if implementation is not possible, it must be assumed that such a combination does not exist and does not fall within the scope of protection claimed by the present invention.

[0010] As in Fig. 1 to Fig. Figure 11 shows a massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion: a rigid housing, wherein the rigid housing has an interior, wherein a distribution pipe is provided at the upper section of the rigid housing, wherein the rigid housing has at least one recess, wherein the recess has a distribution opening, and wherein the distribution pipe is connected to the distribution opening; a flexible shell, wherein the flexible shell encloses an outer circumferential wall of the rigid housing, the flexible shell covering the recess and forming an elastic section, and wherein a distribution chamber is defined between the elastic section and the rigid housing; a drive device, wherein the drive device is arranged in the rigid housing, the rigid housing comprising a lithium battery, a printed circuit board (PCB) connected to the lithium battery and a control device connected to the printed circuit board, wherein the drive device is connected to the printed circuit board, and wherein the control device is provided to control an operating state of the drive device; wherein the drive device comprises a rotary device, a telescopic seat, a drive seat, a guide seat and a sealing seat; wherein the rotating device has a drive shaft, wherein the rotating device has an upwardly extending positioning housing, wherein the positioning housing is fixed to the rigid housing, wherein the positioning housing extends upwards from a wall surface of the rotating device, wherein the positioning housing is arranged on an outer wall of the rotating device, and wherein the positioning housing together with an upper wall of the rotating device defines a positioning chamber; wherein the guide seat is fixedly mounted between the positioning housing and the rotation device, wherein the guide seat has an interior space, wherein the drive seat is arranged in the interior space, and wherein the guide seat has a guide groove formed along its height; wherein the telescopic seat has a lower chamber, wherein the guide seat is arranged in the lower chamber, wherein the telescopic seat has a pivotally arranged pivot pin in the lower chamber, wherein an end section of the pivot pin is engaged in the arcuate groove after passing through the guide groove, and wherein an upper chamber is further provided on an upper wall of the telescopic seat; wherein the sealing seat is fixedly arranged at a rear end position of the distributor pipe and establishes a connection between the distributor chamber and a sealing chamber; wherein, when the rotating device rotates, the arc-shaped groove causes the pivot pin to slide along the vertical direction of the guide groove, which vertically shifts the telescopic seat between a position close to the sealing seat and a position away from the sealing seat, and thereby switching the air pressure between the upper chamber and the sealing chamber between compression and relief, and setting a gas pressure in the distribution chamber, and wherein, when the gas pressure changes, the elastic section can deform between an expanded position and a contracted position.

[0011] In its practical implementation, this structure comprises a positioning housing 2, a drive unit (rotating device 1, drive seat 3, guide seat 4, and telescopic seat 5), and a piston unit (upper chamber 51 of the telescopic seat 5 and sealing seat 6). The positioning housing 2 acts as a carrier, allowing the drive unit and piston unit to be designed as a modular structure, thus simplifying installation, production, and assembly; at the same time, stability is improved and the volume is reduced, making it easier to install this structure in an adult product.Through the interaction of the guide groove 41 and the arc-shaped groove, the rotary stroke is converted into a vertical stroke, causing the vertical movement of the upper chamber 51. This switches the air pressure between the sealing chamber 60 and the upper chamber 51 between a compression position and a relief position, thus achieving a switch between positive and negative air pressure. Furthermore, the switching process is more linear, allowing for more linear control of structures such as a flexible tapping cup. This improves the flexible tapping process for simulating the human body, reduces jamming problems, and enhances the user experience.

[0012] More specifically, the rotary device 1 is designed as a rotary motor 11 or as a combination of rotary motor 11 and reduction gear 12; depending on the different designed frequency, a single rotary motor 11 may be provided or the rotary motor 11 may work together with a reduction gear (also referred to as a gear unit).

[0013] More specifically, a central section of the rotary motor 11 has a non-circular structure; positioning housing 2 consists of two half-shells, and positioning chamber 20 is provided with a contour chamber at the position corresponding to the rotary motor 11 and is snapped into place on the rotary motor 11.

[0014] More specifically, the two half-shells are fixed by the interaction of a first screw bolt, or fixed by means of a locking structure, or fixed by means of ultrasonic welding.

[0015] Specifically, two spaced-apart first stop elements 81a extend inwards at the upper end of the inner wall of the positioning chamber 20; a first stop groove 81b is defined between the two first stop elements 81a. A first locking element 81c is provided at the upper end of the sealing seat 6, which interacts with the first stop groove, the first locking element 81c projecting into the first stop groove 81b. This enables the assembly and fixation of the sealing seat 6, so that this basic structure is designed as an integrated module and facilitates installation in a sex toy.

[0016] More specifically, an inwardly extending second stop element 82a is provided on a central section of the positioning housing 2; the second stop element 82a and the upper wall of the rotation device 1 define a second stop groove 82b, and guide seat 4 has a second detent element 82c that interacts with the second stop groove.

[0017] More specifically, the second locking element is fixed to the upper wall of the rotary motor 11 by means of a second screw bolt; by the arrangement of the positioning housing 2 and the second screw bolt, the guide seat 4 can be conveniently limited, thereby reducing the reaction force that arises when moving the pivot pin 7 and improving operational stability.

[0018] More specifically, drive shaft 10 is designed as a non-circular structure, and drive seat 3 has a non-circular shaft receptacle 32 that interacts with drive shaft 10.

[0019] More specifically, guide groove 30 consists of two mirror-symmetrical annular grooves 31, and an overlap area is provided between the two annular grooves 31; the two annular grooves 31 define an upward channel 31a and a downward channel 31b. The pivot pin 7 can pivot within the annular groove 31 in a form-following manner, first entering the upward channel 31a and then moving downwards at the upper end of the annular groove 31 towards the downward channel 31b, whereby the pivot pin 7 achieves a vertical movement through the interaction of the rotating structure with the annular groove.

[0020] Specifically, the telescopic seat 5 has a pivot bore 70; the pivot pin 7 comprises a pivot axis 71 and an arcuate section 72, which is provided at one end of the pivot axis 71. The pivot axis 71 is arranged in the pivot bore 70 and rotates with the pivoting of the arcuate section 72, and the arcuate section 72 is adapted to the curvature of the guide groove 30. This enables the movement of the arcuate section 72 along the longitudinal direction of the guide groove 30, thereby achieving the vertical movement of the telescopic seat 5.

[0021] More specifically, an outer wall of a lower end of the telescopic seat 5 has a recess 73; recess 73 has a positioning section 74. Positioning section 74 and recess 73 each have a half-slot, the two half-slots together defining the pivot bore 70, thereby facilitating both the arrangement and the assembly of the pivot pin 7.

[0022] More specifically, arc-shaped section 72 extends symmetrically in an arc shape from an end section of the pivot axis.

[0023] More specifically, the inner wall of the interior 40 and the outer wall of the telescopic seat 5 have a similar shape and are each hexagonal, thereby achieving a guiding effect and ensuring the stability of the vertical movement of the telescopic seat 5.

[0024] More specifically, an outer wall of a lower section of the sealing seat 6 has a groove; a sealing ring 61 is arranged in the groove. An end section of the sealing ring 61 projects from the outer wall of the sealing seat 6, and the inner wall of the upper chamber 51 rests against an end wall of the sealing ring 61, thereby enabling the switching of the air pressure in the sealing chamber 60.

[0025] More specifically, the upper end of the sealing chamber 60 has an opening 62 or is provided with a connection port. Depending on the product used, an opening 62 may be provided, for example, in the case of a flexible knock cup; when used for a drive structure, a connection port may be provided so that a catheter is directly connected to the port. The fixed sealing seat 6 also eliminates the need for a separate mounting structure on the product housing, thus simplifying its use and preventing interference during the movement of a conventional sealing seat 6.

[0026] More specifically, at least one group of sealing rings 61 is provided.

[0027] More specifically, the upper end wall of the positioning housing 2 has an inwardly extending stop section 91; the stop section 91 is flush with the upper end wall of the sealing seat 6, and the upper end wall of the sealing seat 6 has an internal chamfer 92.

[0028] More specifically, the outer wall of the positioning housing 2 has at least two through-holes 100 distributed along its height; the through-holes 100 penetrate the side wall of the positioning housing 2, wherein the through-holes 100 have an extension section 101 and wherein the extension section 101 is fixed to the outer wall of the telescopic seat 5 after passing through the through-hole 100.

[0029] More specifically, the extension section extends upwards and protrudes beyond the upper wall of the positioning housing 2, thereby providing a telescopic drive function while ensuring flexible tapping, so that a single drive core realizes a dual-drive structure.

[0030] More specifically, the extension section extends in a radial direction and projects beyond a wall surface of the positioning housing 2; in this case, this structure can act on a silicone pad, thereby providing a sweeping effect on the outer wall of the adult article, thus realizing different dual drive structures.

[0031] A cross-section of the telescopic seat 5 in the vertical direction has an “H” shape; the arrangement of this structure facilitates the mounting of the air pump.

[0032] The flexible sheath is a condom or a flexible sheath that is formed in one piece on the rigid casing.

[0033] The flexible sleeve is removable, and the outer wall of the flexible sleeve has a smooth surface or features bumps or grooves, thus fulfilling predetermined stimulation requirements or realizing a design to simulate a male penis, for example by mimicking the veins of a male penis to fulfill a predetermined stimulation requirement.

[0034] At the end section of the distributor tube, two distributor openings arranged one above the other in a radial direction are provided; of course, two or three distributor openings can also be provided, for example arranged at the end section, in order to simulate the expansion and contraction of an acorn and to provide a more comprehensive experience.

[0035] An outer circumferential wall of the rigid housing is encased in a soft rubber housing, with a first vibration motor being provided at the front end section of the soft rubber housing.

[0036] Side wings extend along a rear section of the soft rubber housing, with a second vibration motor provided on the side wings, the second vibration motor serving to provide clitoral stimulation, thus realizing simulated stimulation of the dilation, glans and clitoris and thereby improving the variety of the product's user experience.

[0037] The side wings are curved to provide a larger contact area with the clitoris.

[0038] The foregoing embodiments are merely preferred embodiments of the present invention and do not thereby limit the scope of protection of the present invention. All equivalent structural modifications made under the inventive concept of the present invention using the content of the description and the drawings of the present invention, or the direct or indirect application in other related technical fields, fall within the patent protection of the present invention. Reference symbol list 1 rotating device 10 Drive shaft 11 Rotary motor 12 reduction gears 2 positioning housings 20 Positioning chamber 3 drive seat 30 guide groove 31 ring-shaped groove 31a Upward Channel 31b Downward Channel 32 non-circular wave recording 4. Leadership seat 40 Interior 41 Guide groove 5 telescopic seats 51 upper chamber 52 lower chamber 6 Sealing seat 60 sealing chamber 61 Sealing ring 62 Opening 7 pivot pins 70 swivel bore 71 Swivel axis 72 arc-shaped section 73 recess 74 Positioning section 81a first stop element 81b first stop groove 81c first locking element 82a second stop element 82b second stop groove 82c second locking element 91 Stop section 92 Inner chamfer 100 through holes 101 Exit section 200 distribution pipe 201 Distributor opening 202. Nut 300 soft rubber housings 301 first vibration motor 302 second vibration motor 303 Side wings 400 printed circuit boards (PCBs) 401 Control device 500 rigid case

Claims

[1] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion, characterized by that it includes: - a rigid housing, wherein the rigid housing has an interior, wherein a distribution pipe is provided at the upper section of the rigid housing, wherein the rigid housing has at least one recess, the recess having a distribution opening and the distribution pipe being connected to the distribution opening; - a flexible shell, wherein the flexible shell encloses an outer circumferential wall of the rigid housing, the flexible shell covering the recess and forming an elastic section, and wherein a distribution chamber is defined between the elastic section and the rigid housing; - a drive device, wherein the drive device is arranged in the rigid housing, the rigid housing comprising a lithium battery, a printed circuit board (PCB) connected to the lithium battery and a control device connected to the printed circuit board, wherein the drive device is connected to the printed circuit board and wherein the control device is provided to control an operating state of the drive device; - wherein the drive device comprises a rotary device, a telescopic seat, a drive seat, a guide seat and a sealing seat; - wherein the rotating device has a drive shaft, wherein the rotating device has an upwardly extending positioning housing, wherein the positioning housing is fixed to the rigid housing in a positioning manner, wherein the positioning housing extends upwards from a wall surface of the rotating device, wherein the positioning housing is arranged on an outer wall of the rotating device and wherein the positioning housing together with an upper wall of the rotating device defines a positioning chamber; - wherein the guide seat is fixedly mounted between the positioning housing and the rotation device, wherein the guide seat has an interior space, wherein the drive seat is arranged in the interior space, and wherein the guide seat has a guide groove formed along its height; - wherein the telescopic seat has a lower chamber, wherein the guide seat is arranged in the lower chamber, wherein the telescopic seat has a pivotally arranged pivot pin in the lower chamber, wherein an end section of the pivot pin is engaged in an arcuate groove after passing through the guide groove, and wherein an upper chamber is further provided on an upper wall of the telescopic seat; - wherein the sealing seat is fixedly arranged at a rear end position of the distributor pipe and establishes a connection between the distributor chamber and a sealing chamber; - wherein, when the rotating device is rotated, the arc-shaped groove causes the pivot pin to slide along the vertical direction of the guide groove, - causing the telescopic seat to be vertically displaced between a position near the sealing seat and a position away from the sealing seat, - and thereby switching the air pressure between the upper chamber and the sealing chamber between compression and relief, and setting a gas pressure in the distribution chamber, - and where, when the gas pressure changes, the elastic section can deform between an expanded position and a contracted position. [2] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by that the rotary device is a rotary motor or a rotary motor in combination with a reduction gear; wherein a central section of the rotary motor has a non-circular structure, wherein the positioning housing consists of two half-shells, and wherein a contour chamber is provided at a position of the positioning chamber corresponding to the rotary motor, which is snapped onto the rotary motor; wherein the two half-shells are fixed by the interaction of a first screw, or are fixed by means of a locking structure, or are fixed by means of ultrasonic welding. [3] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by , that at an upper end of an inner wall of the positioning chamber two spaced-apart first stop elements are provided extending inwards, wherein a first stop groove is defined between the two first stop elements, wherein a first detent element is provided at an upper end of the sealing seat which interacts with the first stop groove, and wherein the first detent element projects into the first stop groove. [4] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 3, characterized by, that a central section of the positioning housing has an inwardly extending second stop element, wherein the second stop element together with the upper wall of the rotary device defines a second stop groove, and wherein the guide seat has a second detent element which interacts with the second stop groove; wherein the second detent element is fixed to the upper wall of the rotary motor by means of a second screw. [5] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by that the drive shaft is a non-circular structure, and that the drive seat has a non-circular shaft receptacle that interacts with the drive shaft. [6] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by, that the guide groove consists of two mirror-symmetrical annular grooves, wherein an overlap area is provided between the two annular grooves, and wherein the two annular grooves define an upward channel and a downward channel. [7] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by that the telescopic seat has a pivot bore, wherein the pivot pin comprises a pivot axis and an arcuate section provided at an end section of the pivot axis, wherein the pivot axis is arranged in the pivot bore and rotates with the pivoting of the arcuate section, and wherein the curvature of the arcuate section is adapted to the curvature of the guide groove. [8] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by, that an outer wall of a lower end of the telescopic seat has a recess, wherein the recess has a positioning section, wherein the positioning section and the recess each have a half-slot, and wherein the two half-slots together define the pivot bore. [9] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 7, characterized by , that the arc-shaped section extends symmetrically in an arc shape from an end section of the pivot axis. [10] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by that an inner wall of the interior and an outer wall of the telescopic seat have a similar shape and form a hexagonal shape. [11] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by, that an outer wall of a lower section of the sealing seat has a groove, wherein a sealing ring is arranged in the groove, wherein an end section of the sealing ring protrudes from the outer wall of the sealing seat, and wherein an inner wall of the upper chamber abuts an end wall of the sealing ring. [12] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 11, characterized by that an upper end of the sealing chamber has an opening or a connection opening. [13] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by that at least one group of sealing rings is provided. [14] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized bythat an upper end wall of the positioning housing has an inwardly extending stop section, wherein the stop section is flush with an upper end wall of the sealing seat, and wherein the upper end wall of the sealing seat has an internal chamfer. [15] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by that an outer wall of the positioning housing has at least two through holes distributed along its height, wherein the through holes penetrate the side wall of the positioning housing, wherein the through holes have an extension section, and wherein the extension section is fixed to the outer wall of the telescopic seat after passing through the through hole. [16] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 15, characterized by, that the extension section extends upwards and projects beyond the upper wall of the positioning housing; that the extension section extends radially and projects beyond a wall surface of the positioning housing; and that a cross-section of the telescopic seat has an “H” shape in the vertical direction. [17] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by that the flexible sheath is a condom, wherein the flexible sheath is arranged to be removable, and wherein an outer wall of the flexible sheath has a smooth surface or has bumps or grooves. [18] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by , that an end section of the distributor pipe has two distributor openings arranged one above the other in a radial direction. [19] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by, that an outer circumferential wall of the rigid housing is enclosed by a soft rubber housing, and that a front end section of the soft rubber housing has a first vibration motor. [20] Massage rod structure with airflow-induced flexible tapping motion according to claim 1, characterized by that a rear section of the soft rubber housing has side wings, and that the side wings have a second vibration motor.